Free draining soilsDefinition A soil where drainage occurs gradually over winter by piston displacement in the unsaturated phase. The wetting front moves to depth at rates of a few metres a year depending on drainage volumes and the pore volume of the soil and base rock. Preferred Units: N/A Scope Note:
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01-Feb-2016 Items having a keyword or observed-property relationship to this subject term - Annual N2O measurements and associated data: OPTI-N, Cheshire, 2004
- Annual N2O measurements and associated data: OPTI-N, East Yorkshire, 2005
- Background soil mineral nitrogen contents: OPTI-N, Cheshire, 2004
- Background soil mineral nitrogen contents: OPTI-N, East Yorkshire, 2005
- Daily nitrous oxide (N2O) flux measurements: OPTI-N, Cheshire, 2004
- Daily nitrous oxide (N2O) flux measurements: OPTI-N, East Yorkshire, 2005
- Optimising Slurry Application Timings to Minimise Nitrogen Losses: OPTI-N. Experimental site in Cheshire, 2004
- Optimising Slurry Application Timings to Minimise Nitrogen Losses: OPTI-N. Experimental site in East Yorkshire, 2005
- Soil moisture data: OPTI-N, Cheshire, 2004
- Soil moisture data: OPTI-N, East Yorkshire, 2005
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